I don't believe so, but afaik, a lot of issues with tunneling are usually is due to permissions in user space.

Not so much because of the port.

If it's like tailscale where it's userspace wireguard, it should work.

Else, if it need to modify the kernel or rely on the kernel, its likely it wouldn't work.

Makes a lot of sense. Frankly dont know the software too well yet to figure that. Thanks for the context and quick answer Angelo! Love your linkedin content 😉

My hook or by crook I will become a LinkedIn celebrity 😄

Glad I can help

For anyone coming here later, I think the best option is to just self-host on your own infra or use a cheap VPS like hetzner

You can also run e.g. frp on fly.io (see https://github.com/AnimMouse/frp-flyapp for container setup with working networking patches)

Instead of bore, I am likely just going to use Tailscale Funnel for this use case, but there are a bunch, see https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling

QQ: If you are suggesting Tailscale, why not use https://github.com/half0wl/railtail

I haven't even heard of it. My use case is just simple forwarding for local webhooks dev, could this handle that? Cool proj!!

yes

well boom

Assuming you are on the Tailnet (which I assume no?)

yeah thanks for letting me know about this

We use this to connect to our DBs on Railway without pub networks

and a few Enterprise people use to to great success